Hello everyone Why isn't such an elevator designed in the Melectronics stores, especially now that energy saving is becoming an issue? This way, very energy-efficient appliances could be displayed there and customers could be motivated to take the problem into their own hands. Greetings Devon Brunner
Hello Devon_Brunner Using sustainable and energy-efficient appliances is a top priority for melectronics. In connection with the energy labels on appliances, it should be noted that new energy classes have been introduced - with the aim of promoting innovation in the area of energy efficiency. Previous categories such as A+++, A++ and A+ no longer exist. In the past, these categories were expanded as appliances became more and more efficient. A uniform efficiency scale from A to G is now used. The top efficiency class A will initially remain free, as it is expected that very few products will fall into this class at the start of the introduction. As a result, appliances in class A+++ will now be classified as B or C. However, this does not mean that they are less efficient. They are simply given a new class and at the same time there is the potential for even more efficient appliances. It is important to Melectronics to offer energy-efficient appliances that take current conditions into account. You can find more information on this topic here: https://www.melectronics.ch/de/cp/energielabels/sorglos-einkaufen/neue-energielabels-fur-elektrogeraete-das-mussen-sie-wissen. Best regards, Melanie
